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You can't skip it. Ford requires it prior to sale. For one thing, it gets you a state inspection. Also makes sure fluids are topped off. Would probably mess with the warranty if titled prior to being performed. Shouldn't take 4 days though.
My dealer told me that they PDI vehicles in 3 hours. I just watched my truck go through it last evening.
4 days,,, for what? I'd ask and tell them if they can't do any better that you'll consider another dealer next go round.
Oh it's not even there. But sales man says would be 4 days. When it does come in, I'll be recording the miles. Special orders are not supposed to go on test drives.
Oh it's not even there. But sales man says would be 4 days. When it does come in, I'll be recording the miles. Special orders are not supposed to go on test drives.
Our truck was sitting out front of the sales room, wasn't supposed to be there, and as we were int he sales mans office doing our paper work another salesman came in asking for the keys so he could take his customers on a test drive, wife and I both said Hell no, he goes "but it might cast me a sale" our comment was oh well that truck is a special order and sold. Talked to the manager, our salesman wasn't even supposed to have it in the front lot to be seen by other customers.
They could just be busy, have a line up and only one tec, when mine came in I almost had to wait till the end of the next day, I told the sales manager that tomorrow didn't work for me so he bumped someone elts to my spot and put me in right away, I'm glad I did that cas I ended up not having any dealer stickers on my truck, they didn't have enuff time lol hope the other guy wasn't to mad
My truck arrived at dealer on a Friday. Small dealership and the people that handled the new trucks had taken off that day. I verified it was there over the weekend and called Monday morning. Told them I was coming to get it and they didn't know it was there. Said they would call when they had it ready. It was done in a couple of hours.
I purchased my last new truck through an auto broker. The truck came from the factory. It still had to go through a PDI by the local dealer and I had to pay the man. I would rather have things checked than not checked so I'm OK paying for it even though my checklist is probably more thorough than theirs is.